Is this HOW your country ended up a slave to the West or will become free from it? because this sounds ALOT like what makes a country a slave to the West.
How has doing all of this made Pakistan free from the stranglehold of the West? This advice is so bad, it would have gotten Gaza nowhere today if they had followed it- PA and Abbas followed this advice, and it instead has led them to the political guillotine.
How are the Palestinians currently faring? They have been abandoned by their fellow Arabs. There are over 40,000 people dead and more than 100,000 injured or permanently scarred, 60% of Gaza destroyed. Many homes and facilities are not in working condition, and people are living in a wasteland. They are street dogs in their own land. The recent Israeli land grab in the West Bank resulted in the loss of more land than in the last ten years combined. All this for Israel just to hear regional whores shout, it's not going to lose any sleep, and will continue mowing the lawn.
Instead, this conflict did far worse damage to the regional countries, exposing them as toothless nations, as now Israel will strike when and where it wants with impunity, and it knows not one nation will touch it, Alhamdulillah.
If the West views Pakistan as a subordinate dog, it's because of the nation's decisions. Thus far, it has avoided the fate of Iraq and many others. This conflict has shown that only an insane individual would burn down his house and live in the ashes, knowing that its supporters are useless. However, Pakistan has the ability to defend itself if it were to declare war and has held its own against an enemy six times its size, which plays a major role in its decision-making; if the military is damaged, India will move, who the f*ck is coming to come then? Arabs, Iranians, or Turks?
It appears that you may have missed the main idea of my post. The main strategy I was trying to convey involves working in silence against a strong enemy, diverting their attention, making them feel at ease, and then striking a fatal blow when the opportunity would be most effective, with the support of an alliance [critical component in any strategy]. However, what seemed to occur was that you played your cards too early, allowing the enemy to regroup and counterattack, thus nullifying any potential element of surprise in the future. This misstep could even result in losing control of Gaza.
The comical part of all this was Iran denying knowing anything and Hezbollah throwing firecrackers and losing more men than the damage it inflicted on Israel; well played.
But yell out until your throat gives out if you feel it will be a good strategy. It's worked wonders for many others in the past, who are now footnotes in history.
